Opinion
Opinion | One Nation, One Election: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Simultaneous elections will reduce time and cost involved in the conduct of polls and will curb corruption and illicit financing of elections
Opinion | For World Economies, Is it Time to Replace Developed, Developing with ‘Disintegrating’ & ‘Galloping’?
The present world economic order is considered to have commenced in 1945, when the US and its capitalist allies quickly designated themselves as “developed economies”
Opinion | Attendees and Absentees: A Reshape of the G20?
While most of the members of the G20 converge on economic cooperation, China’s growing economic and strategic aggression could cause a reshaping of the G20
Opinion | Decoding the Debate on Simultaneous Elections
The Indian voter has consistently shown the ability to distinguish between state and national issues when casting their ballots. The belief that they would be swayed solely by national narratives in simultaneous elections undermines their intelligence
Opinion | Bharat for the World: Modi Speaks for the Global Subaltern
It is largely due to New Delhi’s persistent call for urgent reform that India is being viewed increasingly by subalterns around the world as most capable of pursuing humanising global governance aimed at democratising opportunity
Book Review | The Hindus of Hindustan: A Civilizational Journey
Historian Meenakshi Jain proves it beyond doubt that the political goal of unifying the whole subcontinent was not a British phenomenon
Opinion | Widespread Civil Disobedience in PoJK
Pakistan is forcing the people of PoJK to pay for the fossil fuel that is used in its Punjab province to produce electricity
Opinion | Punjab’s Industry in Limbo, Needs to Rectify Previous Policy’s Error in New Industrial Policy
Instead of revisiting and correcting the unjustified objections in the previous policy, the same is being carried in the new industrial policy, which excludes incentives to the industries
Opinion | 4 Years of Article 370: From Darkness of 70 Years to a New Dawn in Kashmir
After the abrogation of Article 370, the dark clouds have started to clear and the people of J&K and Ladakh are finally witnessing a new dawn on all fronts under the Narendra Modi government
Opinion | China Can't Stand 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam': Is Xi Looking to Skip G20 Summit in India?
Judging by the discomfiture and pettiness of the Chinese in various G20 meetings, Xi may be setting the stage for skipping the final summit of G20 leaders in September
Opinion | Let India, That is Bharat, Remain
Those who have been critical of the use of the word ‘Bharat’ have said it has always been portrayed as a symbol of Hinduism. Those who have been critical of ‘India’ say it’s a creation of Western modernity
Right Word | First No-Confidence Motion: A Forgotten Benchmark on Opposition’s Debate Quality
It seems that the present day Opposition’s tactics in Parliament are focused more on gaining electoral ground in the forthcoming elections rather than improving the governance
Opinion | How EdTech is Transforming Teaching and Learning in India
Technology has made it possible for every student to read and learn in their vernacular language, which has been proven to lead to improved learning outcomes, especially in the early years of education
Opinion | How African Union’s Entry Into G20 Will Help India Play a Greater Role in New World Order
India’s move to make the African Union a permanent member of the G20 is both right and timely
Marathon Man Naveen Patnaik Surpasses Jyoti Basu's Record And Is Still Going Strong
The Biju Janata Dal leader has now ruled Odisha for 23 years four months and 17 days, breaking Basu’s enviable record as the second-longest-serving chief minister of an Indian state. How did he get this far?
Opinion | Indian Prime Ministers and Cases of Corruption: Rajiv Gandhi’s Indefensible Defence Deals
From Mr Clean to ‘Rajiv Gandhi chor hai’ — it has been a tough journey for the Gandhis. These ‘revelations’ were scathing and have stuck to them over the years